WETH/openhuman Pool on Base Drops To Near Zero
The trading pair between Wrapped Ether and OpenHuman tokens on the Base network experienced a severe reduction in available capital. The total funds dropped from an initial high to just three dollars, indicating that the pool is effectively non-functional for standard trading purposes.
A specific decentralized exchange listing on the Base blockchain has undergone a dramatic change in its capital availability. The pool designed to facilitate swaps between Wrapped Ether and OpenHuman tokens reached a maximum value of $52,872 before experiencing a total collapse. Currently, only three dollars remain within the contract at address 0xed00324f0ed7fde18cee7a98bbe3b83f6620270a.
The Event Details
On-chain monitoring detected this shift starting June 21, 2026. The data shows a drawdown of exactly one hundred percent from the recorded high point. This metric signifies that nearly every dollar previously available for trading has been removed or rendered inaccessible to standard users.
Liquidity Status
The current health score assigned to this asset is twenty out of one hundred, reflecting a critical state. While risk flags currently show as okay on the ledger, the absence of liquidity means traders cannot execute meaningful orders against Wrapped Ether or OpenHuman tokens at that specific address.
Implications for Users
- The pool is effectively dead for trading purposes.
- Liquidity has vanished from a peak value exceeding fifty thousand dollars.
- Fees collected by the deployer wallet may have been withdrawn prior to this event.
This situation illustrates how quickly capital can disappear in decentralized finance environments. The remaining three dollars represent less than one percent of the pool's former size, rendering it statistically insignificant for price discovery or market making activities on the Base network.